2012 Volkswagen Jetta

>>16133903
>2015+1
>people still considering VAG trash as any kind of purchase.
This car will not last you a long time. Consider buying Japanese.

>>16133961
Fuck off fur fag.
But youre right

Not a fucking Volkswagen, for starters. Buying a VW outside of warranty is asking for trouble, especially if you're new to cars and can't do any wrenching yourself.

If you don't know anything about cars, do yourself a favor and go buy yourself the best Toyota/Lexus you can afford.

In fact, if you want a nice car go get yourself a Lexus GS350 in good condition.

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>>16133968
Am not fur

>>16134074
wolfies just fine honey
wolfies just fine

you can get a new 2017 jetta for 12000usd in canada, come get one http://app.vw.ca/ihdcc/fr/configurator.html#30906

why the fuck do people still buy vag shit?

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>>16134125
I have one. 2015 Jetta GLI. Can't say it's the best, but it's certainly not the worst. Not sure why /o/ despises "vag," but whatevs

>>16134081
It's Wolfy to you nigger.

>>16134129
They're shit boring fwd cars and we like fun cars

>>16134175
Can't argue with that. The car I had before was rear wheel and it's definitely a let down in that regard. Current car is dropped about an inch.5 lower than factory, but obviously you don't get the driver's-car luxuries like easy drifto in the rain and hilariously fun poor traction in snow

>>16134129

The main reason why VW is disliked is because it doesn't know what it wants to be. It markets itself as a sophisticated brand for enthusiasts and classy euro-wannabe's, but it's also an economy brand.

So you end up with economy cars that don't have any of the desirability of the other luxury German makes, but you do get all of the dependability problems.

Ultimately, if your plan is to buy a practical economy car and keep it, buy Japanese. Only get VW if you're not going to keep it past warranty because there's a higher chance that you'll end up regretting it.

>>16133903
Don't fucking do it. The 2.5 is a shit engine. Power of a 4 with the fuel economy of a v6. Vag reliability too. Just get a civic for 3k.

>>16134129
I've got a 2016 GLI and I like it. We'll see if the /o/ memes are real when my warranty ends.

>>16136320
Sell it before it runs out. trust me.

>>16133903
>Buying a newer VW out of warranty

damn son, that's just straight up stupid. Go buy an old civic for your first car.

>Friend bought the 2.5 jetta wagon new in 2010
>130k miles later, the only thing that broke was the release latch for the trunk

He's had 0 problems with it, the only problem he had was it was his first euro car that was a gateway to better euro cars. He now owns a BMW and an old Porsche.

>>16136405
I'll definitely keep it in mind

>>16137081
Do
Not
Get
The
2.5

>>16133903
I'm in used cars. Stay the hell away from a VW outside of warranty. We sell a warranty type plan, and it's 2x the price on a VW as any of the Korean or Japanese brands. It's about 90% of the cost of the same plan on a BMW, to give you some idea.

>>16133903
>VAG
>ever
Even the fucking Koreans make better cars than VAG at this point.

Does it have the DSG ? If so, RUN.

You do NOT want to be the owner of a VW with DSG with that mileage at that price. They now service them instead of replacing them outright, but the surface coating on the clutch plates in the DSG flakes off over time and clogs up passages in the mechatronic. They've gotten better, added filters, etc but it's still a major expense on something that used to last 200K miles on old school slushboxes. Now you're supposed to flush the fluid every 30K miles for $350. Why? Because the fluid it full of abrasive clutch facing material. I won't even go into the dual mass flywheels.

t. I worked for the tier-1 who developed the clutches. It's been a while, but I've always hated the friction material design.